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N.Y. ambulance services, once run by local groups, are increasingly a problem for counties to handle, comptroller finds

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Livingston County reportedly spends over $40 per county resident for its EMS services. According to a report from the state comptroller’s office, counties like Livingston have had to take a lead role in funding EMS in their borders. Local agencies have closed, lost staff and struggle to fund funding.

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N.Y. ambulance services, once run by local groups, are increasingly a problem for counties to handle, comptroller finds

Emergency medical services in New York are increasingly becoming a responsibility of county governments, as costs increase and local providers struggle to make the finances work.

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